Ivan the Terrible: the king rejected by tsarism

The figure of Ivan the Terrible never left anyone indifferent - neither contemporaries, nor later generations. Moreover, the urgent relevance of his personality once - almost three centuries after the death of the king - manifested itself in a very unexpected way.
In September 1862 in Novgorod-as "The Cradle of the Kingdom of All-Russian", in a festive atmosphere Emperor Alexander II opened a monument to Mikhail Mikeshin "1000th anniversary of Russia" ... The beginning of the Novgorod reign was taken for the point of counting "thousands of years of Russian history" Rurika. At the same time, Ivan the Terrible became the only Russian sovereigns to whom there was no place on the monument to the 1000th anniversary of Russia.
What is the reason for this rejection? Why was the reign of Ivan the Terrible under the Romanovs called only the "Kingdom of Terror"? And was it really a kingdom of terror?
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